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13th October 2009
On warmer days, our bodies tend to sweat more than on cool days. The reason for this is because sweating is a cooling mechanism that works to keep our body from overheating. Without this vital function, people would overheat and could die from heat exhaus... Read >
Author: jrchan08th October 2009
There's absolutely no doubt about it but it is cruel to want women to wear nylon stockings in the summer. Here in Queensland Australia the days are hot around 30degrees Celsius every day which is nice but you really have to dress accordingly or you could ... Read >
Author: Minbani07th October 2009
Are you shocked when seeing your household expenditures every month? The expenses seem to increase every month. If you are in this situation, try these 5 recommendations before your extra paid money will accumulate to a significant amount!
1. Recycle ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle28th September 2009
When creating a first aid kit for sports players, determine what the primary needs could be. Customize your kit to fit the sport's first aid needs. What types of injuries are likely to occur, and what supplies might be needed? Perhaps bandages for cuts, i... Read >
Author: wbdoyle15th September 2009
Every summer you may encounter the term 'sunstroke' in news reports or magazines. Most likely you would see warnings and tips on how you can avoid the condition. However, not everyone knows that the condition even exists. So, what is sunstroke anyway? And... Read >
Author: Arman Hansen10th September 2009
So, you decided to opt for an outdoor wedding under the sun amidst the lake, ocean or beach. Are you sure you have considered all the aspects of an outdoor wedding? Did you consider the fact that you and your guests are going to be outside for many hours ... Read >
Author: blinksolutions0407th September 2009
So, you decided to opt for an outdoor wedding under the sun amidst the lake, ocean or beach. Are you sure you have considered all the aspects of an outdoor wedding? Did you consider the fact that you and your guests are going to be outside for many hours ... Read >
Author: J Solutions18th August 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 Neal Spruce
Experienced athletes generally have no trouble properly hydrating while exercising or training. Most athletes are aware of the role hydration plays in their performance and will take all measures to insure proper hydratio... Read >
Author: Neal Spruce17th August 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 Neal Spruce
Fluid Balance is Critical to Health and Performance
It is essential for all athletes to maintain the proper fluid balance since even a small level of dehydration can have a negative impact on performance. Not getting ... Read >
Author: Neal Spruce11th August 2009
Hyperthermia
Hyperthermia is a rapid onset condition that happens when the body cannot get rid of its heat fast enough. It happens when the environment outside the body is not conducive to the body shedding heat quickly enough. This is known as the t... Read >
Author: Gary03rd August 2009
Avoid the Summertime Blues. Don’t let Heat Exhaustion Catch You Unprepared!
Heat exhaustion…we’ve all heard of it, but did you know that if left unattended, it could turn into heat stroke, which can be fatal?
Every year you hear of some unne... Read >
Author: Chris Daino01st August 2009
Heat related illnesses are caused due to prolonged exposure to heat and also humidity without any reprieve and due to inadequate intake of fluids. Kids and teens adjust to the variations in heat compared to adults who adapt more quickly. However the heat ... Read >
Author: margaret23rd July 2009
It's not often that we have to worry about sunstroke in this country, but this May, has been the driest on record with record numbers of sun hours. It can be quite easy for fair skinned people to become heat exhausted or get sunstroke.
Sunstroke and heat... Read >
Author: The Natural Way23rd July 2009
Health and safety in the workplace is fundamental for any business, but heat related illness is often overlooked. With the summer now upon us, it is increasingly important to know what signs to look for.
Many people are at risk of heat related illness ... Read >
Author: James Brack27th June 2009
Scuba diving is a very exciting and fun sport for different ages. However, you can't deny that it can also be a dangerous activity especially for beginners. Nevertheless if you know the essentials of scuba diving, you can ensure safety and enjoyment.
... Read >
Author: Ollie Donovan16th June 2009
Summer Safety Tips
With the summer season fast approaching, this is a good time to remind yourself of some important summer safety tips.
Family summer vacations can include relaxing at the beach, swimming at the lake or rafting down the river, and a w... Read >
Author: emergencysuppliesinfo.com11th June 2009
There you are, having a nice long walk in the sun when you get a headache, feel dizzy, maybe have nausea and generally feel terrible. It’s time to stop, rest, drink water and wish you hadn’t gone for a walk in the first place. It is not impossible t... Read >
Author: Peter Stockwell23rd April 2009
It may sound obvious, but it’s often forgotten:- keeping your body hydrated is an essential part of sports nutrition. Your body needs fuel in the form of fluids - this is an essential part of your well being and life in general.
If you do not have en... Read >
Author: klemz05th March 2009
Many vegans quit eating meat, eggs, milk, honey, and yeast for one very specific reason: they have a deep reverence for all living things and subsequently want to prevent all living things from suffering on their behalf.
This reverence for all living ... Read >
Author: Jesus Smay03rd March 2009
Life comes to a standstill when the power goes out. Even a short spell without electricity is unsettling. Flashlights and candles help us survive for a few hours until power resumes. But constantly unstable and unpredictable weather conditions mean a powe... Read >
Author: Hugh McInnes05th December 2008
Even though these sun related problems, sunburn, heat exhaustion, and heatstroke, are not diseases, they can be very serious and could put a real damper on your holidays. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure when dealing with the sun. Keep in... Read >
Author: Dorothy Yamich02nd December 2008
Sunstroke is a very dangerous condition which can be fatal or, at best, can cause permanent damage. This happens when the body's thermostat fails to work because of overheating. This condition is not just one that occurs from exposure to too much sun but ... Read >
Author: stbotanica26th November 2008
Tongue is a muscular organ associated with the function of deglutition,taste and speech.It acts as an easily accessible organ for the assessment of health of an individual and shows the state of hydration of the body.It is said that tongue is the mirror ... Read >
Author: suegold17th November 2008
Rabies
Although cases are rare in BC, there have been cases where the carriers are Brown Bats, Squirels, and infected animals traveling within the Province. Prevention is the best policy. Vaccinate your pet. If you suspect a rabid animal contact the SPCA... Read >
Author: Terrie Simpson07th October 2008
Even though these three sun related medical problems, sunburn, heat exhaustion, and heatstroke, are not diseases, they can be serious and could put a real damper on your vacation. An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, and this is especially tr... Read >
Author: Dorothy Yamich07th October 2008
Outdoor enthusiasts face challenging obstacle when trying to prepare for an unfortunate camping, hiking, hunting, or fishing emergency. The variety of disaster situations that can occur to even a seasoned outdoor enthusiast makes it strikingly difficult t... Read >
Author: Ben Anton29th September 2008
Most people probably don't realize their skin is the body's largest organ and covers a huge surface area. Because it is such an important part of your general wellbeing it makes sense to take good care of it. What are you doing each day to look after your... Read >
Author: Mike Iredale22nd July 2008
Heat exhaustion is a milder form of heat-related illness that can develop after several days of exposure to high temperatures and inadequate or unbalanced replacement of fluids. Those most prone to heat exhaustion are elderly people, people with high bloo... Read >
Author: peterhutch01st July 2008
Heat stroke is the condition that happens when the body creates or takes in more heat then it can let out. Generally this condition is due to excessive exposure to a heat that the body cannot tolerate. Our body is equipped with heat-regulating mechanisms,... Read >
Author: peterhutch10th June 2008
Summer is just around the corner and the sun will stay up longer. Many of us would want to enjoy the warmth of the sun, going for a picnic, barbeque in the park or just lying on deck chairs by the pool.
Children too like to go out cycling, roller skati... Read >
Author: William Kho08th May 2008
What you do not know about dog cooling products puts your pet at risk for heat difficulties and discomfort. Pet products manufacturing and modern thermoregulating technology have joined to make available dog cooling jackets and cooling pet beds to aid in ... Read >
Author: Jay Jacovitz11th April 2008
The danger with too much heat should never be underestimated. Heat can kill in a remarkably short space of time and with relatively little warning and yet just by taking a few simple precautions like getting plenty of fluids, staying out of the midday sun... Read >
10th March 2008
Most of the people love going on adventurous holidays. When planning for an adventure travel to some warm exotic country like India and Thailand, you have to spent long hour in the sun’s heat. Being under the sun for long hours can result into sun strok... Read >
Author: sarah brown13th February 2008
It is so easy today when you’re driving home from work to say screw cooking dinner tonight since there is a fast food joint on every corner these days. But that is why so many Americans today are over weight. The fast food industry is every were you loo... Read >
Author: Ashley McAllister11th February 2008
A fever is higher-than-normal body temperature. It is a symptom caused by a variety of illnesses. Fever is most accurately characterized as a temporary elevation in the body's thermoregulatory set-point, usually by about 1–2°C. Minor infections may cau... Read >
Author: Juliet Cohen10th February 2008
Every day there are tons of people who die from not being healthy. Do you want to be on of them? Well if you don’t then make sure that you are taking the right steps to become healthier. As long as you make sure that you eat small portions, drink water ... Read >
Author: Ashley McAllister22nd January 2008
Heat related illnesses are caused due to prolonged exposure to heat and also humidity without any reprieve and due to inadequate intake of fluids. Kids and teens adjust to the variations in heat compared to adults who adapt more quickly. However the hea... Read >
Author: Krishan Bakhru15th April 2007
There are other minor effects on this heat wave but we must focus on the major destruction that this phenomenon taking us.
There are lots of things or actions we could do during heat wave. If it happens, better be safe.One of the important thing is to ... Read >
Author: Mark Hugge31st March 2007
It's still cool out, but summer weather is just around the corner. As the temperature increases, more people move their exercise program outdoors. If the outside temperature is significantly warmer or more humid than what you're used to this could cau... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer28th September 2006
Sunny summer days seem to incite all sorts of fun activities with your Toy Breed Dog: As temperatures soar, the hot weather also brings with it very specific hazards such as sunburn, heat exhaustion and heat stroke. The good news is these threats to you... Read >
Author: Connie Limon01st September 2006
The International Snowdon Race this year celebrates its 30th anniversary.
One of Europe's toughest endurance challenges, the 10-mile race involves running from the edge of Lake Padarn in the village of Llanberis to the highest summit in Wales and Engla... Read >
Author: Alison White24th July 2006
You know that summer is hot. You also know when you need to get out of the sun and cool down. Listening to your own body is easy, but your four-legged friends can't talk to you. It's your job to protect them from the heat - and all of the consequences of ... Read >
Author: Ian White07th July 2006
Copyright 2006 PillFreeVitamins.com
Sun Exposure
Excessive exposure of the sun's heat will result in a rise in one's body temperature and a loss of fluids. Although this may occur with anyone, it is most common in babies and in the elderly. With hi... Read >
Author: Steven Godlewski23rd June 2006
Sunny summer days seem to incite all sorts of fun activities with your dog: from playing fetch in the park to frisbee on the beach. Unfortunately, as temperatures soar, the hot weather also brings with it some very specific hazards such as sunburn, heat e... Read >
Author: Andi B.05th June 2006
All employers have a duty of care to protect the safety and welfare of all employees whilst at work or conducting activities on behalf of their employer.
One of the many areas of health and safety which requires attention is first aid and its provision... Read >
Author: adam parsons15th March 2006
Copyright 2006 Anne Wolski
Sunstroke is a very dangerous condition which can be fatal or, at best, can cause permanent damage. This happens when the body's thermostat fails to work because of overheating. This condition is not just one that occurs from... Read >
Author: Anne Wolski24th December 2005
Are you going to Paris? Trekking in Nepal? Cruising the Caribbean? Yes, you want to go and to spend some time enjoying the wonderful weather, view and just have a rest from everyday routine.
Whether you tramp through the rain forest or bask on a love ... Read >
Author: Elizabeth Robinson06th December 2005
Christmas would have to be my favorite time of the year.
I remember my white Christmases in Europe as a little girl. There was the smell of cinnamon, nutmeg and gingerbread biscuits, and my parents drinking eggnog as we decorated our tree.
Sno... Read >
Author: Michaela Scherr
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